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- There are two versions of puzzle 1 in circulation so pick the one you have out of the below.
The third shape is the ying-yang, which represents duality
The fourth shape represents the three dimensions of height, length and depth
Answer = 4
The answer is 4 because a hole =0, a circle =1, a ying-yang = 2 and three dimensions = 3
Make sure to count the balls you can’t see but are contained within the full stack.
The base of the stack contains 16 balls.
Answer = 30
The base is 16 balls. The second row 9. The third 4 and then 1 at the top. You might be tempted to think the base is a triangular shape made up of 10 balls, but the stack is too wide for that to be the case.
The answer is nothing to do with the answers from questions 1-4.
Closely examine all over the cards from puzzles 1-4 and you can piece together the number.
Answer = 3
PTO stands for Please Turn Over. If you turn the cards of puzzles 1-4 over and look a the back of each, you will be able to see a faint grey outline on each. When the four cards are put together the reverse sides fit together like a jigsaw to make an outline of the number 3.
F=L. This can be deduced because in the word SDL’FF the only letter F can be is an L. You may not be able to deduce the other letters with 100% certainty, but you can make intelligent guesses.
Q=E
Answer = 5
The cryptogram reads: Look hard and you’ll see the number you need is two plus three
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Think how many games Hilda must have won to be three pennies up from her original starting amount of 10.
Don’t forget to add together the number of games each won
The answer is 7. Hilda must have won 5 games to be three pennies up from her original amount of 10. Plus the two games Osbert won = 7 games in total.
BODMAS
There are two lemons. Make sure you’re not one of them.
The answer is 8. The clover = 5. The cherry = 2. The bar = 3 (BODMAS is a common abbreviation used to tell the of operations. Multiplications [M] should be done before addition [A]. The lemon is 1.5 and the two lemons at the bottom total 3.
3+2+3=8.
Tis not 2 hard 4 U.
U B 2 wise to give up now.
The answer is 2. The answer to the first part is:
Too wise you are, too wise you be, I see you are too wise for me.
Then to decode write down the letter in each circle in this order 8-5-2-3-6-1-4-7. It will spell forty two. The number you need is the 2.
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- Clue – I – Make sure you’re going in the right direction
- Clue – II – These help make sense of time
- Clue – III – This is a collection of very large objects
- Clue – IV – These are likely the first sequence we learn
- Clue – V – They give the world it’s vibrancy
- Answer – I – West
- Answer – II – May
- Answer – III –Saturn
- Answer – VI – Eight
- Answer – V – Yellow
- Final Answer: 9
This is the start of the correct route
The answer is 2
The phrase should spell: ‘Look up and take to the sky. But what if I fall? But what if you fly?’
After completing the equation the final answer is 8.
Don’t forget the bottom line
Follow the footsteps of Cat
The answer is 6. If you line up the bookmark with the bottom line, then trace Cat’s journey across the London sites, the words at the top of the bookmark pointing to the sites spell out ‘Ate take-away too’ = 8 – 2 = 6.
One Enigma is worth 24 Dirhams
One Enigma is worth 192 Rupees
7
It helps to shade out the squares of the grid you know can’t contain a ship
The ship 5 squares long can only be in one location
The answer is 3
Clue for riddle 1 – The Lord of the Riddles and Queen of the Sands is a mythical ancient creature found in Egypt.
Clue for riddle 2 – Only one part of the controls needs looking at. Make sure to look from the correct side and the correct angle. The answer will appear in quite small writing, so good eye sight may be required.
Clue for riddle 3 – You won’t need a shovel because you won’t be digging for buried treasure. You’ll need a pencil because you’ll be drawing.
Clue for riddle 4 – An asphalt jungle is another name for a city.
Clue for riddle 1 – The answer can be found on puzzle one
Clue for riddle 2 – The answer can be found on puzzle nine
Clue for riddle 3 – The answer can be found on puzzle five
Clue for riddle 4 – The answer can be found on puzzle seven
Answer for riddle 1 – If you look at the sphinx’s hands you can see a number 8
Answer for riddle 2 – If you look at the writing on the left hand side at a narrow angle it says ‘The number seven is the one you need’
Answer for riddle 3 – If you draw a line through all the x’s it create a number 4
Answer for riddle 4 – On the back of the postcard there is a letter 9 next to ‘Lake’ Street.
The final answer is 7, as 8+7+4+9=28 (28/4=7).
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